Sixteen-year-old Keilah Evans puts the "wall" in "wallflower." She is completely undateable. The rabid crush she has on Gage Fitch? Forget it; words don't come easy for Keilah. If she wants to get the attention of a guy like Gage, she'll have to get creative. Keilah creates a blind-date hook-up app. Soon, Keilah's app is in demand at every high school for miles around. When the app hooks her best friend Whitney Sax up with an awesome mystery guy, things quickly spiral out of control. Whitney's match is the very swoon-worthy Gage Fitch. Yep. That Gage Fitch. As if things weren't bad enough, snooping parents discern the app backdoors to student academic records. Any hacker with time on their hands could easily alter grades, attendance, and disciplinary records. Now, the district is under pressure to assure the security and safety of student records, identify the creator of the app, shut the app down, and prosecute the person responsible. Now, Keilah's only option is to seek help from Ryder Coleson, her nemesis since first grade. Before she can appeal to Ryder's sense of empathy, someone threatens to reveal Keilah's identity unless she changes his grade. But before she lets him use her and certainly before she goes to prison, Keilah reluctantly teams with Ryder to stop Braxton McAlister from revealing her identity. Ryder agrees to help her on one condition; she must agree to a real date with him if it all works out. When Ryder comes through for Keilah, she begins to realize it's not hard to communicate when you click with someone. When they get you. When you're in love. When you're ... dateable.